And i will walk on water

Anatole Aston · 03-04-2012, 06:46 PM

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They should become friends, since Ahiga is foreveralone now. :>

Had they been in a society that did not demand such equality of respect, Anatole would not have hesitated to teach Ahiga how to submit with his teeth. Such feral demands were not suited to AniWaya, though he, being a creature of such a feral world, understood the demands of his instincts. One would respect the strong and punish the weak—this was how his world had been for so long that adapting to the new demands of his birthpack were forcing Anatole to change his behavior. Outside of the borders, he was a different wolf entirely.

This was why his harsh words were given, intending to make the purpose of his speech clear. While he did not wish to humiliate the boy, he could not teach him by demurely guiding him by the hand. Anatole was not some elder who intended to be gentle. As the boy turned from him, Anatole shifted quickly to his Optime form. Thus two legged, he shook out his fur and rose to gather the other half of the net. “You can keep the fish,” he said, though added: “Whatever you intended to give to me you should put in the stores. As a hunter you must provide for all, not just yourself.” His mother’s lessons came back to him, from what she had learned from the pale wolf who no longer called AniWaya home.

“What’s your plan?” He asked, deferring to the boy. While Anatole was a hunter, he was not ranked as such and preferred to have those intending for such roles fill them.

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